Re: Allow/Deny directive and https

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Thank you very much, Joshua (and thank you all)

I have tried:

(code)

<VirtualHost *:443>
DocumentRoot "/disc/html/https"
ServerName secure.foo.com

....

<Directory /disc/html/https/intranet>
   Order Deny,Allow
   Deny from All
#    Allow from env=intranet
</Directory>

....

</VirtualHost>

(/code)

And it does not work. I still can connect to /intranet...

I also tried:
(code)

<VirtualHost *:443>
DocumentRoot "/disc/html/https"
ServerName secure.foo.com
....
<Location /intranet/>
   Order Deny,Allow
   Deny from All
#    Allow from env=intranet
</Location>

...

</VirtualHost>

(/code)

... It just dont work..

Now i must review the entire configuration (it is a kinda complicated configuration, lots of sites and files), looking for something that could be overriding this directive. I will let you know if i find out something...
Thank you all again. And if anyone else have any idea, i will be grateful.




Joshua Slive escribió:
On 9/13/07, J.M. Castroagudin <jose.castroagudin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi everybody,

I have been trying to limit access to certain 'directories' (inside a
https vhost) based on IP directives. Something like this:


SetEnvIf remote_addr W.X.Y.Z intranet
SetEnvIf Client-ip W.X.Y.Z intranet


<VirtualHost *:443>
DocumentRoot "/disc/html/https"
ServerName secure.foo.com

....

<Directory /disc/html/https/intranet>
    Order Deny,Allow
    Deny from All
    Allow from env=intranet
</Directory>

....

</VirtualHost>


There is only a https virtual host in this server.

But it seems not to work as expected. Accesing via
'http://secure.foo.com', Deny and Allow directives work right (it is
defined before in conf file). Although, entering via
'https://secure.foo.com', everybody has acces to this directory...
Start by replacing your mod_setenvif-based config with a simple "Deny
from all" and make sure that works. If it doesn't work, you likely
have something else in the config file overriding it. For example,
directives in <Location> sections will override <Directory> sections.

Joshua.

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